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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 725, 28 December 1933, Page 2

■ - ■ ■; ' ; ' BUYlfiG INFERIOR BATTBH|§ 1 LOOK/ | " ' AT THE MONEY YOli WASTE 1 listeh/ : I .. . ... jo THE ADVlCE " I I A HIGH QUALITY BATTERY AT ^ THE RIGHT PRICE. j|| VESTA BATTEKIES M (Guaranteed 2 years) District Agents 9f Fortune & Carruthers Ltdl Phone 391 Fenton Street Opp. Gran'd Hoiel HB WISE PARENTHOOD "wj Do you get the utmost out of life or does it only bring PROBLEMsBKffl which you are.unable to solve. You do not need to be pefpM^^HI and trouble'd/if'^bu will only take the opportunity now offered toHm you by an ex Matron who. has made a life study of these WRITE TO-DAY for the free Explanatory Phamplet on BIRTHBh 4 , CONTROL and the P^EDETERMINATION OF :SEX- in childre^Bj It will show you how you may obtain the fullest from life withoiilHB^ any unwilling sacrifices •" Send 4d. in stamps for iurther infpnnation to- Hwi MATRON MAC, P.O. Box 1397, Auckland fgf Name — .... — Address' PICNICS BY RAIL wi GET THE FREE BOOKLET I HHBen ^BSCma m si] The Railway Department has just issued a new series of handy booklets, which will be very useful to folk who are Hftst i planning picnics for day schools, Sunday schools, friendly Mr'f.1;"'' societies, commercial houses, factories, and so on. HK ya The booklet shows a wide range of picnicking places lH No\ ' in the principal districts. It contains tables indicating BB .^es the very low fares, and other helpful information. " "T 1 The -Railway Department, with long experience in this B'™' field, xs well organised to give efficient assis'tance in the "ox organisation of picnics. ■B ■■box, Wsilk Consult Your Nearest Stationmaster.Kd m Business Agent, or District TrafficB'W0 Manager H Plentiful supply of Hine GOOD CLEAN NUTS p at 3/- per basr ALSO KITCHEN AND HOUSE Cp|T FINEST WOOD-R&ta, Tawa or and of course HBm THE FAMOUS RENOWN COAMli C. H. Macdonal^ GENERAL CARRIER AND FIREWGOD MERCHANT. AS ■ RENOWN COAL ' ■ B FOR SERVICE AND SATISFACTION S H PHONE 191 — — AMOHAU STSW H

The first shop in London for the sale of cigarettes was opened in 1863 — only 70 years ago. The demand for "paper cigai's," as son.e people called them, was quite limxte-d in the sixties. Men mostly smoked pipes and ladies hadn't learned to smoke at all! To-day the world consumes i hundreds of millions of cigarettes annually. It is worthy of note, by the way that the up-to-date cigarette smoker "rolls his own." It not only comes a lot cheaper, but sniokes rolled fresh, just as you want them, are always moist and fragvant, whereas the packet goods, (even the best brands) soon go dry and lose flavour and appeal. So if you would have a really enjoyable cigarette join the "Roll-your-own" brigade. As for tobacco you can't improve on the New Zealand — Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, and Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead). They are toasted. Consequently there's very little nicotine in them, and they may be smoked with perfect safety. Even the "tobacco-glutton" is immune from harm. And for flavour and orama you simply can't match them.

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